Can the Earth's rotation reverse, like its magnetic polarity? Is there anything that could cause the earth's rotation to reverse?

"The Earth's attractive field is believed to be created by smooth movements in the fluid, external piece of the Earth's center, or, in other words of iron. The smooth movements are driven by lightness powers that create at the base of the external center as the Earth gradually cools and iron consolidates onto the strong, internal strong center beneath. The revolution of the Earth makes the light liquid ascent in bent directions, which produce new attractive field by turning and shearing the current attractive field. More than 99 percent of the Earth's attractive vitality stays limited totally profoundly. We just watch the little bit of the attractive field that stretches out to the surface and past, where its fundamental structure is a dipole- - that is, a basic north-south field like that of a basic bar magnet. There are likewise littler, non-dipolar structures in the Earth's field; these change locally and somewhat on a century timescale.
"The dipole part of the field is typically adjusted reasonably intimately with the Earth's revolution hub; at the end of the day, the attractive shafts are normally genuinely near the geographic posts, or, in other words, compass works. Every so often, in any case, the dipole part of the field turns around, causing the areas of the north and south attractive posts to switch. This inversion procedure can be found in the paleomagnetic record, bolted into rocks of the sea floor and in some magma streams. The inversion procedure isn't actually 'periodic' as it is on the sun, whose attractive field turns around at regular intervals. The time between attractive inversions on the Earth is now and then as short as 10,000 years and now and again as long as 25 million years; the time it takes to invert is just around 5,000 years.
"The first progressively steady, three-dimensional PC recreation of the geodynamo (the component in the Earth's liquid external center that produces and keeps up the geomagnetic field) was refined and distributed by Paul H. Roberts of the College of California at Los Angeles and myself in 1995. We customized supercomputers to settle the extensive arrangement of nonlinear conditions that portray the material science of the smooth movements and attractive field age in the Earth's center. The recreated geomagnetic field, which presently ranges what might as well be called more than 300,000 years, has a power, a dipole-ruled structure and a westbound float at the surface that are generally like the Earth's genuine field. Our model anticipated that the strong inward center, being attractively coupled toward the eastbound liquid stream above it, ought to pivot marginally quicker than the surface of the Earth. This forecast was as of late upheld by investigations of seismic waves going through the center.